Sanctions: Additional Sources: CRITICAL MEDIA LITERACY IN TIMES OF WAR

-- Critical Media Literacy in Times of War -- Introduction to the Site -- Modules -- Iraq -- Introduction -- Background -- Media Coverage -- Justifications for War -- Media Reports 90/91 -- Media Reports 2002 -- How Many Protested? -- Crowd Size Oct. '90 -- Crowd Size Jan, '91 -- Network News -- Protests in How Many Cities? -- Sanctions and Casualties -- Sanctions and Changes -- Sanctions: What have you learned? -- Sanctions: What have you learned? PT. II -- Sanctions: Additional Sources (you are here) -- Iraq: Additional Resources	Sanctions: Additional Sources and Resources Arnove, Anthony (Editor). (2000). Iraq Under Siege: The Deadly Impact of Sanctions and War. Cambridge, MA: South End Press. Campaign Against Sanctions on Iraq (CASI) http://www.cam.ac.uk/societies/casi/index.html Falk, Richard. "Iraq, the United States, and International Law: Beyond the Sanctions." The Transnational Foundation for Peace and Future Research. http://www.transnational.org/forum/meet/2002/Falk_IraqUSinternatLaw.html Gordon, Joy. (November 2002). "Cool War: Economic Sanctions as a Weapon of Mass Destruction." Harper's Magazine. Graham-Brown, Sarah and Chris Toensing. (October 2002). "Why Another War? A Backgrounder on the Iraq Crisis." MERIP (Middle East Research and Information Project). http://www.merip.org/iraq_backgrounder_102202/iraq_bckground_merip_screes.pdf
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Sanctions: Additional Sources and Resources